Especially those Star Constellation cultivators from top-tier realms—willing to wait a few more years for a better future and greater benefits.
Of course, even more Star Constellation cultivators were unable to advance to the Moon Jade Realm and hoped to use the Star Constellation Hall's final reward to break through their own bottlenecks.
But no matter which kind they were, both had already reached the limit of the Star Constellation Realm. They were the strongest at this level, especially the former; their strength was by no means something ordinary Star Constellation Realm Late Stage cultivators could compare to.
Cultivators faced many hurdles in their lives. The first was opening Spiritual Apertures. Only after opening a certain number of Spiritual Apertures did one qualify to advance to the Cloud River Realm and possess the foundation to aspire to higher realms. Otherwise, merely advancing to the Cloud River Realm would not carry one far.
There were no major bottlenecks in the Cloud River Realm or even the True Lake Realm. As long as one cultivated enough and one's cultivation reached the required level, one's realm would naturally rise.
But advancing from True Lake to Divine Sea was another great hurdle, because it involved the birth of the Divine Sea.
Not every True Lake cultivator could give birth to a Divine Sea. Those who could not produce a Divine Sea or nurture a Divine Soul Spirit Body naturally could only remain where they were.
After that, the bottleneck from Divine Sea to Star Constellation was not difficult. The difficult part was competing with others for the opportunity. Within a certain period, every Large Realm had a limit to the number of Star Constellation cultivators it could produce. Depending on the strength of the realm's foundation, that number varied.
Take Nine Provinces, for example.